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What will happen if i use this <br />
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nohup ./startup.sh &amp;<br />
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command instead of this :<br />
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./startup.sh<br />

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What will happen if i use this 

nohup ./startup.sh &

command instead of this :

./startup.sh


Nohup question

What will happen if i use this 

nohup ./startup.sh &amp;

command instead of this :

./startup.sh


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